Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-06-11

Thomas Flaws wife presented him with
another daughter Thursday morning. All
are well and Tom is happy.
About FIVE tons of rock from the Ida mine
in Garfield; was shipped to the Douglass
mill to be worked this week.
Boils, pimples. hives, ringworm, letter and
all other manifestations of impure blood are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Charley guile is the father Of another
boy. His wife has been quite ill, for week
or more, but is now improving.
A partial clean up was had at the Como
Eureka this week Monday, but it was not
learned what the returns were.
Mrs. G. P. Randall, who has been visiting
friends in California for several weeks, is ex.
pected to return home to morrow.
There was frost on the ground Monday
morning, and at Sutro ice formed the night
before. Strange weather for June.
Silver City, Dayton and Sutro folks could
combine and have an enjoyable time at
Horseshoe Lake on the Fourth of July.
AT the Firemen's meeting last Monday
evening, vote OF thanks was rendered the
ladies of Dayton for the donation Of $40.
c. H. Rulison returned from trip to the
Hindley mine, in Garfield, Wednesday. He
had some rich samples Of ore from that mine.
Read T. H. Cooks new advt. as changed
in this issue. Money saved is money made,
and you can save money by buying Of Cook.
James Sumner, of Carson, is now employ.
ed as mixologist at the new Crystal saloon
owned by Finlen and Hamilton, of Silver
City.
George Shaw, Of this place, and George
Kelley, OF Sutro, returned from Santa Clara
college Thursday TO spend their vacation at
home.
Crops Of all kinds will be from two to
three weeks later in Mason Valley this sea.
son than heretofore. Cold weather is the
cause.
The Silver City picnic was we'll attended
last Saturday, but the moonlight dance was
postponed until next December-until pleas
ant evenings come.
Miss Carrie Gruber returned from Reno
Wednesday, where she has been attending
Bishop Whittaker's School for Girls, for the
past few months.
w. ]. Marsh, the well-known Short.horn
breeder Of Fort Church i'll, is now a member
OF the real estate firm Of McCollum & Bixby
Los Angeles, Cal.
More assays made from the claims in Sun j..
rise owned by CARING and Dreyfuss. show
very favorable returns. Some of the rock
will probably be worked soon.
About Ave tons Of rock from one Of Brooks
Mechanics mines in Garfield was received
at the Douglass mill the first Of this week.
1t is silver rock and is high grade.
A number of young gentlemen of Dayton
and Reno will start in the early part of July
for camping out trip to Lake Tahoe, Hope
Valley and other points of interest.
The saloon and lodging house owned by
Mrs. Coburn, at the Mound House was
burned last week. Loss $1,000, insured for
$500. The place will be rebuilt, so it is re-
ported.
II. ]. CARING has taken his family to Vir.
ginia City to remain for . time, where his
son Tommy, who has St. Vitus dance, can
be treated. The young man is under DR..
Conn's care.
The TINES acknowledges the receipt OF a
complimentary ticket to the Fourth Anniver-
sary ball to be given by Esmeralda Lodge,
No. I6, X. Of p, at Hawthorne, Tuesday
evening June 18th.
Should our contemporary run out Of small
caps in using the words "zHe Mtz0s Reporter"
so frequently, we will lend it a few lines.
Now don't tell us you have the best appoint.
ed office in the country.
A Panaca correspondent Of the Phoebe
Record says. that number of ladies in that
town are wearing dresses that slope so much
in front that it gives the women the appear
ance OF walking backward.
Work still progresses in the Buckeye mine,
Como. A lot OF track iron was sent up to
the mine yesterday. The tunnel is not
cleaned out yet but will be as soon as air
pipes can be put in to supply fresh air.
E. L. Bradley, who for sometime past has
been working in Garfield District, brought
in sample Of ore last week from the Ida
mine. owned by Fish, Byron and others,
that will 60 nearly $4,000 per ton in gold.
The ranchers on Duckwater and Currant
Cree will undoubtedly raise big crops Of hay
this year. The fruit crop promises to be
very large in that part OF Nye county this
season. Some Of the finest apples produced
on the Pacific Coast come from that section